Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of setup_dedicated_ip
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- Sep 4, 2007, 10:48:52 AM (13 years ago)
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v2 v3 1 1 If a member wants a dedicated IP on one of our shared servers, these are the steps for setting it up. 2 2 3 * Allocated the IP by editing the [wiki:ip_ llocation] page, putting the member domain name next to the next available IP address.3 * Allocated the IP by editing the [wiki:ip_allocation] page, putting the member domain name next to the next available IP address. 4 4 5 5 * Edit the file /etc/network/interfaces on the machine in which the account is hosted. Add a stanza like the following: … … 24 24 * Modify the DNS records via red. For advanced users, you should ask them to make this change. Change the IP address of the A records to the new ip (usually this would just be, in the example above, summup.org and www.summup.org). The SSL certificate will typically only apply to these domains - so you don't want to change the IP address of, for example, summup.mayfirst.org. 25 25 26 * Add an ssl record to the web config. For advanced users, you should ask them to make this change. Under web config, click add new item. Be sure to copy and paste the values from the existing web config rather than taking the default values - you want to be sure to include any extras that you might have added (like the drupal AllowOverride lines). Specify the same login as the owner, make it enabled, specify https, for IP address specify the IP address that has been allocated. Finally, add three new lines:26 * Add an ssl record to the web config. For advanced users, you should ask them to make this change. Under web config, click add new item. Be sure to copy and paste the values from the existing web config rather than taking the default values - you want to be sure to include any extras that you might have added (like the drupal !AllowOverride lines). Specify the same login as the owner, make it enabled, specify https, for IP address specify the IP address that has been allocated. Finally, add three new lines: 27 27 28 28 {{{